CTMC Course Overview

NIH Project Number: R25NS088248

Current Status: Active

CTMC 2024

The application window for the 2024 Clinical Trials Methodology Course is currently CLOSED. 

 

 

Need More Information on the CTMC? Watch our previous informational webinars here: 

2022 CTMC Informational Webinar

Slides

 

CTMC Q&A Webinar (January 19, 2021) 

 

Informational Webinar (November 17, 2020):

Slides

 

General Description for 2024 Course

Spring/Summer Phase (March - June 2024): 
Small groups will run from March to June 2023. Each small group will have three faculty and three trainees. Small group meetings will each be approximately 60-90 minutes and will be scheduled 2-4 times monthly using video teleconference (Zoom) and a web-based slide sharing site (Microsoft Teams). Additionally, trainees will spend at least 2-3 hours per week working on assignments, reviewing course material, participating in small group meetings by teleconference, and attending webinars remotely. Optional webinars will be offered monthly on the second and fourth Fridays at 12pm ET. There will be a trainee introduction and orientation webinar on Friday, March 1st. 
 
Residential Experience (June 3-6, Charlottesville, VA): 
2024 Trainees will be expected to attend the residential portion of the course with a preliminary clinical trial protocol and informed consent document (developed during small groups). Trainees are expected to be free from clinical, teaching, and other professional responsibilities to allow for the refinement and finalization of their protocols. 
 

VIDEO ARCHIVES:

A complete video archive of all CTMC presentations and webinars can be located here

Videos of the 2019 residential course presentations in Iowa City, Iowa are available here.

Videos of the previous years' CTMC webinars are available here.  

Those who are interested in adaptive design can visit this page to review videos of the DESIGN-IT conference, supported by funding from NIH and FDA.

FOR MORE INFORMATION: please contact us at ninds-ctmc-info@umich.edu.

 

FUNDING: 

The course is supported by the NINDS: R25 NS088248